Super Pleasure Passes
It has been reported that Super Pleasure 3,1:58f ($827,238), the son of Super Bowl who stood at stud for two decades in Ontario, recently passed away at the age of 29.
A report by the U.S. Trotting Association states that Super Pleasure passed away on May 26, 2017, according to his co-breeder and co-owner Bob Key.
Bred and owned by Key and John Glesmann, the son of Super Bowl-B Js Pleasure won 15 out of 39 career starts as a freshman and sophomore in 1990-91.
He went on to stand stud in Ontario for two decades and produced 607 foals, with 411 total starters, who banked more than $18.4 million. His co-fastest and richest offspring was Ramas Pleasure 1:53.1s ($1,057,776).
Please join Standardbred Canada in offering condolences to the connections of Super Pleasure.
(With files from the USTA)
RIP Super Pleasure. I hadn't
RIP Super Pleasure. I hadn't realized you were still with us - so used to seeing your name in the second or third or fourth generation of a pedigree. That's your legacy - thank you, and thanks and condolences to your people.
RIP Super Pleasure.
RIP Super Pleasure.